DIY Fix Samsung Washer - Vibration Sensor - Error Code 8E1

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  • Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
  • DIY Fix Samsung Washer - Vibration Sensor - Error Code 8E1
    This video walks through the replacement of the washer vibration sensor on a Samsung Washer model # WF45H6300A or WF45H6100A. It also shows how to enter the diagnostic or quick test mode to identify if the washer is reporting an error code.
    We noticed that our washer stopped mid-cycle with about 17 minutes remaining -- just before the rinse portion of the cycle. The drum stopped turning and the display continued to show 17 minutes remaining as if the cycle was still operating. However, it would stay that way indefinitely and without any warning or beep. Also, the door latch would unlock despite the cycle still being active. When checking the diagnostic or quick test mode, the washer reported error code 8E1. The culprit in this case was the washer vibration sensor.
    It is part # DC93-00278D Assy Module MEMS Sensor. (This replaces previous part # DC92-00354A.)
    This video is not sponsored in any way by Samsung.

Комментарии • 15

  • @rickheppner1777
    @rickheppner1777 11 месяцев назад +1

    Superb video, our Samsung washer would just randomly stop whenever. My vibration sensor looks slightly different and the wires are zip tied to it. Turned out that the blue wire was broken on mine, soldered it back together and it worked like a charm.

  • @kewlkeshi
    @kewlkeshi 9 месяцев назад

    Mine would give 8c code? The manual says it’s a mems sensor issue as well . But I don’t get the 8e code

  • @velezjg
    @velezjg 5 месяцев назад

    Hi very nice and complete video. Could you please share with us the tech sheet by PDF???

    • @LongologoProductions
      @LongologoProductions  5 месяцев назад

      Thanks! You should be able to find the tech documentation by searching online for the specific model number.

    • @velezjg
      @velezjg 5 месяцев назад

      Hi, do you know where exactly Im trying but no luck, Thank you in advance@@LongologoProductions

    • @LongologoProductions
      @LongologoProductions  5 месяцев назад

      I would just search on Google or your preferred search engine. These manuals and service guides are almost always out there somewhere….

    • @velezjg
      @velezjg 5 месяцев назад

      @@LongologoProductions 👍

  • @DawnFrihauf
    @DawnFrihauf Год назад

    What is the vibration sensor actually broken or the wire was loose?

    • @LongologoProductions
      @LongologoProductions  Год назад

      The vibration sensor is broken and longer works. The wire was not loose.

    • @DawnFrihauf
      @DawnFrihauf Год назад

      @@LongologoProductions please tell me also did the machine spin out from the wash cycle before it errored out.

    • @LongologoProductions
      @LongologoProductions  Год назад

      It did not.

  • @DawnFrihauf
    @DawnFrihauf Год назад

    What happened before the error occurred?

    • @LongologoProductions
      @LongologoProductions  Год назад

      I explained that in the early part of the video. The drum just stopped right before the rinse cycle.

  • @christinejustme3521
    @christinejustme3521 5 месяцев назад

    I thought I had the same problem since I had the same error code. However I replaced the vibration sensor and I’m still getting an 8E1 error code. I’m about to lose my mind!!! It’s been down for 5 months now. 🥴😵‍💫🤦🏻‍♀️ 🤯🤬😭 I replace the bearings and seal, the spider arm is in great condition I replaced the shocks, and now I’m getting the 8E1 error code. Please if anyone can help I would be so grateful! 😊 Thank you!

    • @LongologoProductions
      @LongologoProductions  5 месяцев назад

      8E1 is supposed to be for vibration sensor or mems sensor. If you are absolutely certain the sensors aren’t bad, then I would double check all wire harness connections to the sensors and to the main circuit board behind the display. Beyond that I’m not sure.